Morse Library programming attendance surges 55 percent in fiscal 2026. The Board of Trustees heard that programming attendance increased to an estimated 24,170 from 15,538 the previous year, driven by increased funding and expanded outreach across all departments. The total number of programs rose
Natick Council on Aging subcommittee prepares board meeting, discusses fuel cost assistance. The executive subcommittee, led by Chair Sal Pandolfo with members Jan Sewell and Jim Fitzgerald, approved prior meeting minutes and finalized the August 10 board agenda. Donna Tarutz, Director of COA &
Two Natick obituaries were published this week: Gorzynski, Diane, 75, and Pagliarulo, Steven, 75. Both died within the past several days — Gorzynski on July 27 and Pagliarulo on July 30 — and both were arranged through John Everett & Sons Funeral Home in Natick. Full biographical detail…
Natick's arts and events calendar swells this week with outdoor concerts, Natick Nights and Riverbend programming. A Natick Report roundup previewed the outdoor concert series, Natick Nights and the Art in Action program continuing through August, while Patch AM Team, per Natick Patch, …
Twenty properties changed hands in Natick from July 3 to Aug. 1, but only 10 deeds had a sale price recorded, ranging from $330,000 to $1,769,000 with a median of $850,000. The month's top sale was 6 Oak Knoll Rd at $1,769,000, followed by 4 Carter Dr at $1,587,966. Three sales topped $1 million and
Crews began renovations this week at Natick's Health Center pump station behind 231 North Main Street, work expected to run through December. The town, in a Friday News Flash post, also opened Natick Days applications to non-profit organizations and youth groups looking to take part in …
A floating boardwalk planned over a Natick pond would connect previously separated walking trails, per a CBS News Boston report published Thursday evening. Meanwhile, the Select Board is recruiting residents for two volunteer posts — the Commission on Disability and the Economic Develop…
Planning Board approves mixed-use Gables development at 273 West Central Street. The unanimous 5-0-0 vote concluded months of public hearings on the redevelopment of a former shopping plaza. Planning Board Chair Doug Landry established conditions including a requirement that the applicant fund a
Natick Planning Board approves 273 West Central Street redevelopment 5-0, with $125,000 signal condition.
Bacon Street paving work continues even as a flash flood watch raises the stakes for Natick this week. The Department of Public Works pressed ahead with its Bacon Street project update on July 29, while forecasters warned of a potential "life-threatening flood event," per a Natick Patch…